Guernsey, Jersey, Other Havens Rake in Revenue From Global Minimum Tax
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Fewer companies than expected have moved to other countries, and more money has therefore been brought into the coffers of many of the world's tax havens after 100 countries introduced requirements for at least 15 percent taxation of companies.
Guernsey, Jersey and other locations expect to earn extraordinary income after increasing their tax rates to meet the OECD standards applicable to large multinationals. Read
Tax Havens Thrive Under Global Minimum Tax: Guernsey Gains
London, 26 October 2026 — EBM Newsdesk Analysis — By Katie Winearls The global minimum tax was meant to stop multinationals parking profits in tax havens. Instead, some of the havens are turning out to be its biggest winners. Guernsey expects to collect £88m from the new rules in 2025, their first year of operation, […]
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